Promote during open house or back to school and pre sales
Have yearbook selling competitions between the classes
Ask people what they want in yearbook
Posters on colorful paper all around the school instead of just the giant poster
Direct phone calls to parents
Word of mouth from staff about how absolutely incredible this book is going to be
The Yearbook Buddy photos are a good idea. Especially if you promise them a spot in the yearbook because they will then have a reason to purchase one
I like their Spirit Week discount idea, but I think (to get more kids to participate) we should only give it to people who actually dress up for the Spirit Days
Mass emails to all students and parents
A yearbook bundle (You get a free video yearbook [talk to Storey about that] and also a goodie basket.)
Banners on the front or main entrance to the school
Letters to parents
Teasers in school before sale
“Don’t Forget” Card with a piece of string attached (SMARTIES)
Post “Wanted posters” of students who have yet to order yearbooks!
Staff shirts
Telemarketing after initial campaign
Funny video about buying the yearbook and things related to it.
Offer a sneak preview of it like cover exposure from last year
Make posters or fliers promoting the yearbook
Ask people what would they like to see more in the yearbook or less of
Marketing Ideas
- Promote during open house or back to school and pre sales
- Have yearbook selling competitions between the classes
- Ask people what they want in yearbook
- Posters on colorful paper all around the school instead of just the giant poster
- Direct phone calls to parents
- Word of mouth from staff about how absolutely incredible this book is going to be
- The Yearbook Buddy photos are a good idea. Especially if you promise them a spot in the yearbook because they will then have a reason to purchase one
- I like their Spirit Week discount idea, but I think (to get more kids to participate) we should only give it to people who actually dress up for the Spirit Days
- Mass emails to all students and parents
- A yearbook bundle (You get a free video yearbook [talk to Storey about that] and also a goodie basket.)
- Banners on the front or main entrance to the school
- Letters to parents
- Teasers in school before sale
- “Don’t Forget” Card with a piece of string attached (SMARTIES)
- Post “Wanted posters” of students who have yet to order yearbooks!
- Staff shirts
- Telemarketing after initial campaign
- Funny video about buying the yearbook and things related to it.
- Offer a sneak preview of it like cover exposure from last year
- Make posters or fliers promoting the yearbook
- Ask people what would they like to see more in the yearbook or less of
- SMARTIES